Awarded Grants

To reduce suicide in NH by bringing professionals, policy makers and survivors together to learn about evidence based methods being used to prevent suicide in NH and throughout the country.

To ensure quality advocacy, knowledge development and nonprofit capacity building for the mental health system which supports NH's children and their families by sustaining the general operations of key related NH nonprofits.

To improve the educational and community outcomes of youth with emotional and behavioral disorders (EBD) in New Hampshire as they transition from adolescence to adult life by training professional staff members in the community mental health centers and other providers within the state mental health system to implement the RENEW model and facilitate a process to problem solve around funding, implementation, and administrative barriers that prevent full implementation and access to high-quality transition services for youth with EBD.

To improve outcomes for children with mental health needs who are currently in or are at-risk for out-of-home placement by piloting a high fidelity wraparound approach in Belknap County and by creating a financing mechanism to braid funding across child serving systems.

To promote resiliency, enhance coping skills and develop natural supports for young adults with serious mental health problems by providing evidence based treatment and promising practices within an integrated system of care.

To transform the role of residential service providers in serving high-risk children and families with mental health problems by researching best practices, participation in a strategic planning process and learning collaborative, and documentation of learning in a guidebook.

To prepare Child and Family Services' clinicians to effectively intervene to mitigate the negative effects of traumatic experiences on children by providing advanced training including clinical supervision in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

To enhance knowledge and promote family-driven children's mental health care by summarizing existing NH research into a summary report which will inform policy dialogue with families and key stakeholders.

To improve the well-being of neglected and abused children and their families in Sullivan County by improving access to and availability of evidence-based evaluation and trauma treatment.

To ensure quality advocacy, knowledge development and nonprofit capacity building for the mental health system which supports NH's children and their families by sustaining the general operations of key related NH nonprofits.

To provide integrated, family-centered care designed specifically to serve children and families facing the unique challenges presented by homelessness and co-occurring mental illness/substance abuse disorders by reducing common barriers to care faced by vulnerable families.

To improve access to mental health services for children and families within a pediatric practice serving extremely vulnerable families and youth by planning for Behavioral Health integration and improving facilitated referrals to community mental health partners.